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Faculty of Arts Sr. NAME OF CANDIDATE DEPARTMENT TITLE OF THE THESIS AWARD DATE No. /CENTER 1 Mr. Ahsish Kumar Hindi 'Tulshiras ke katha mein shastra evam loktantra''. 09-07-2018 Yadav 2 Mr. Avdhesh Yadav English 'Antifeminism in the novels of d.h lowrence'. 09-07-2018 3 Mr. Ram Murti Pathak Philosophy 'Bhartiya darshan aur bhartiya sanskrit ke antah sambandhon ka smikshatmak 09-07-2018 adhyayan''. 4 Mr. Sher Bahadur Ancient 'Uttar bharat ke samajik evam arthik jivan ka adhyayan 9200-300 isvi)''. 09-07-2018 Yadav History 5 Mr. Vimlesh Kumar Ancient 'Justice and judicial administration in ancient india from earliest time to six hudred a.d''. 09-07-2018 Ojha History 6 Ms. Aditi Pandey Sanskrit 'Shri girdhar maharaj pranit 'sudhdhadaittya martandey'ka samalochnatmak adhyayan'', 09-07-2018 7 Ms. Sangeeta Hindi 'Nagarjun ke katha sahitya kein hasiye ka samaj''. 09-07-2018 8 Mr. Alok Ranjan Hindi 'Uttar - pragatiseel hindi alochna ki avdharnaon evam alochnatmak pratimanon ka 08-08-2018 Srivastava mulyankan''. 9 Mr. Devi Prashad Sanskrit 'Kavya ki atma evam tadvishyak sidhhant''. 08-08-2018 Gupta 10 Mr. Mayank Shekhar Sanskrit 'Shri lakshmanikya dev virchit vikhyat vijyam natya ka samikhsatmak adhyayan''. 08-08-2018 jha 11 Mr. Mohd. Yasheen Urdu 'Prem chan ki samajiyat - novelon ki roshani mein'' 08-08-2018 12 Mr. Prabhat Kumar Sanskrit ''Sanskrit vaaddmay mein shri radha : ek vimarsh''. 08-08-2018 13 Ms. Fatima Noori English 'Poems of exile and diaspora : a study of agha shahid ali's poetry''. 08-08-2018 14 Ms. Pooja Mishra Music 'Vibhinna shailiyon ki thumariya evam unke prastuti karan ke ayamon ka tulnatmak 08-08-2018 adhayayan''. 15 Ms. Sonam Seth Music 'Kumar gandharva : unki rachnayein va parampara''. 08-08-2018 16 Ms. Suman Pandey Education 'A study of learning stress, adjustment and mental health as correlates of achievement in 08-08-2018 mathematics and science among VIII grade student''. 17 Mr. Anand Pandey Ancient 'Prachin bharat mein daash pratha''. 14-09-2018 History 18 Mr. Arshad Jameel Urdu 'Shamsur rahman faruqi shakshdiyat aur adbi karnake''. 14-09-2018 19 Mr. Narendra Pratap Med./Mod. 'Allahabad sube mein vyapar evam vyaparik margon ke vikash ki adhyayan - 1658-1740''. 14-09-2018 Singh Yadav History 20 Mr. Pawan Raj Music 'Sangeet ke kshetron mein banaras ke pramukh swar vaddon evam vadkon ka yogdan''. 14-09-2018 Chaudhary 21 Mr. Sandeep Kumar Anthropology 'Uttar pradesh ki anusuchit janjatiyon mein parsanskritgrahan (sonbhadra jile ke 14-09-2018 snadarbh mein)''. 22 Mr. Sandeep Kumar Sanskrit 'Mahabharat mein antnihirt shri krishna-niti ek vimarsh''. 14-09-2018 Yadav 23 Ms. Hema Sanskrit 'Acharya Viddadharkrit ekawali - ek samikshatmak adhyayan''. 14-09-2018 24 Ms. Stuti Swivedi Philosophy 'The concept of man is exitentialist philosophy with special refenence to sarter heidegger 14-09-2018 and ponty''. 25 Ms. Vandana Yadav Education 'A study of occupational stress and job involvement in relation to professional 14-09-2018 commitment among teachers serving in aided and self-financed colleges''. 26 Ms. Vinita Singh Psychology 'Self - concept, psychosocial competence of women and their well - being''. 14-09-2018 27 Mohd. Irfan Urdu 'Taraqqi pasand shairy ki rawait aur haqeeqat : Moin ahsan jazbi ke khushusi hawale se''. 23-10-2018 28 Mr. Arun Kumar Sanskrit 'Purano me vernit krish katha ka vastu vaichittya ki dristi se adhyayan''. 23-10-2018 29 Mr. Atul Kumar Dubey Sanskrit 'Prachin vidhi shastra mein apradh evam dandda. 23-10-2018 30 Mr. Deepak Kumar Hindi 'Adhunik hindi ke dalit aur gairdalit kaviyon ki dalit sambandhi kaviyon ka tulnatmak 23-10-2018 Pandey adhyayan''. 31 Mr. Dhananjay Singh Political 'Uttar pradesh rajniti mein aparadhikaran purvi uttar pradesh ke vishes sandarbh mein''. 23-10-2018 Science 32 Mr. Mohd. Saquib Education 'A study of academic motivation and academic problem among minority students 23-10-2018 Taufique studying in open universiteis in genral and professional streams''. 33 Mr. Rajneesh Kumar Ancient 'History of origin and development of ceramic industries of the middle canga valley with 23-10-2018 Soni History spedial reference to hunshi'' 34 Mr. Ravindra Kumar Ancient 'Auspiciaus motifs as depicted on the seals and coins from kushana to gupta periods''. 23-10-2018 Mishra History 35 Mr. Shivaji Hindi 'Ram vilash sharma ki upnivesh virodhi alochana dristi ka adhyayan''. 23-10-2018 36 Ms. Ankita Mishra Music 'Madhya kaleen sangeet mein astchhap kavi sangeetagyon ka yogdan '. 23-10-2018 37 Ms. Aysa Aman Urdu 'Rajender singh bedi aur mohan rakesh ke dramon ka taqabali mutaliya''. 23-10-2018 38 Ms. Kiran Pal Ancient 'Vindhya evam gangey kshetra mein krishi tatha pashupalan ka udbhav evam vikash''. 23-10-2018 History 39 Ms. Kishwar Jahan Psychology 'A study of determinants of support for feminist activism a mong muslim women''. 23-10-2018 40 Ms. Madhu Shukla Sanskrit 'Vaideshik vritt vishyak sanskrit-kavya ek aalochnatmak adhyayan''. 23-10-2018 41 Mr. Bhupendra Pratap Sanskrit 'Bharat ke shantiparv ka rajnitik adhyayan''. 25-10-2018 Singh 42 Mr. Amit Tiwari English 'The portrayal of india in the selected travel writings of V.S Naipaul ''. 04-12-2018 43 Mr. Manish Kumar Philosophy 'The nature of philosophical analysis in contemporary british philosophy''. 04-12-2018 Mishra 44 Mr. Prashant Kumar Ancient 'Socio-political structure of northern india as depicted in paramara inscriptions''. 04-12-2018 Bharti History 45 Mr. Pratyush Singh Geography 'The role of kumbh mela in the cultural developments of allahabad : A study in cultural 04-12-2018 geography'. 46 Mr. Satish Pratap Sanskrit 'Pramukh smiritiyon evam arthsastra mein pratipadit ka vyavastha '' 04-12-2018 Singh 47 Ms. Pratima Bhartiya Hindi 'Chhayawadi kavya ka ritittvon ki dristi se anusheelan''. 04-12-2018 48 Ms. Rizwana Shamsi Urdu 'Prem chand tanqeed ka tanqeed-o-tahqeeqi motala''. 04-12-2018 49 Ms. Shweta Singh Hindi 'Surya kant tripathi 'nirala' ke katha sahitya mein yatharthwadi chetna ka vikash''. 04-12-2018 50 Mr. Drupad Kumar Ancient 'Uttar bhartiya krishkon ki samajik arthik sthiti ka adhyayan (600isvi purv se 500 eisa tak) 14-12-2018 History ''. 51 Ms. Ayana Bose Music 'Mahakavi ki rachnaon ka sangitik awadaan''. 14-12-2018 52 Ms. Anjana Med./Mod. 'Approach of Dr. Ambedkar in respect of women: a historical asessment''. 24-12-2018 History 53 Mr. Anurag Pal Ancient 'Social and political structure of the chandellas''. 23-01-2019 History 54 Mr. Chandra Shekhar Geography 'Fragility of ecosystem and its impact on sustainable livelihood and food security ; a 23-01-2019 Yadav household level analysis in shankargarh block of allahabad district''. 55 Mr. Dharm Vijay Singh Hindi 'Mohan rakesh tatha surndra verma ka nattya shilp aur charitra-sristi : ek tulnatmak 23-01-2019 adhyayan''. 56 Mr. Dheeraj Kr. 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